Low-Key Cultural Events · Lausanne
Human questions in the age of artificial intelligence.
Diony Structure creates intimate gatherings exploring humanity, artificial intelligence and the ethical challenges of our time. Spaces where people can question, listen, disagree and think together.
Why these gatherings
Technological progress deserves more than technical answers.
The usual conversation
Many artificial intelligence events, in Lausanne and elsewhere, focus on what machines will soon be able to do.
Ours
An intimate circle where we talk about ourselves: our identities, our freedom, our creativity, our relationships and our capacity to find meaning beyond automation.
Events & coaching
Gathering in a small circle.
Low-Key Cultural Events bring together around 7 participants for an apéro, engaging activities and a few unexpected surprises. To go further, on your own or as a team: coaching and team building.
Manifesto & Brea LiteSoul
The prison, a model of disciplinary society.
A manifesto, and Brea LiteSoul: a virtual influencer imagined as a prototype of the ideal robot, questioning security, surveillance and the gradual replacement of humans by machines.
The founder
David Rolandi, between two worlds.
David Rolandi has been working within the security institutions of the State of Geneva and French-speaking Switzerland since 2015, and in the digital and artistic worlds of French-speaking Switzerland since 2009. His work explores the links between security, technology and creativity.
« Because the future of AI is not only about what machines will be able to do, but about what we choose to remain as human beings. »David Rolandi, founder of Diony Structure
Let's start with a first conversation.
At the office in Lausanne, online or at your premises.